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Read existing named condition configurations for Traffic Class

Individual named condition (Traffic Class) configuration entry.
Each named condition represents a specific traffic classification rule
that can be applied to network policies. The condition defines criteria
for matching network traffic based on various protocol headers and
application characteristics.

Named conditions provide reusability and consistency across multiple
policies, allowing network administrators to define traffic classes
once and reference them in various policy contexts such as network,
access control, and QoS.

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Path Params
string
required
length ≤ 9999

Unique identifier for the named condition, which becomes the Traffic Class name
on the device. This name must be unique within the system and follows standard
naming conventions for network device objects. The Traffic Class name is used
by policies to reference this traffic classification rule.

Query Params
string

LIBRARY - Returns shared objects in library. For LIBRARY, all other parameters listed below, except 'detailed' , will be ignored. LOCAL - Returns configurations for a scope and one or more device function based on parameters below.

string

Retrieves LOCAL or SHARED or both(default) configuration objects.

string

Configuration at a given scope. Mandatory for view-type = LOCAL.

string

Filters configuration specific to given device-function type. If not provided and view_type = LOCAL, then defaults to all device-function's.

boolean

True - Returns effective configuration (i.e hierarchically merged configuration). False - Returns committed configuration at a given scope.

boolean

True - Includes annotations in the returned json to indicate the type of object, scope, and device function. False - Returns only config objects without annotations.

integer

Limit for pagination.

integer

Offset for pagination.

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